I've stayed at the MGM Grand several times and haven't had a bad experience. Especially since the price is usually within my budget. I was lucky to book a room for only $39/night. What a deal!! Except the resort fee kicks in at $50/night added on SMH. I remember the good ol days when resort fees weren't a thing! Nonetheless the price was still very reasonable for a 3 night stay during the weekday. I originally booked the studio room, but my friend decided to join me. I was able to upgrade for $13 more a night to the newly renovated King room and scored a strip view. Well some of the strip at least on the 19th floor. The room was pretty clean, except the shower wasn't as clean as it should have been. There's a mini bar and extra mini fridge to put your drinks in. Loved that addition! The room also includes a safe for personal items. The bed was pretty cozy and there wasn't too much noise from the floor we stayed on. Overall, a decent room to stay in. Parking was only $20 for my friend! I was expecting it to be $40 but it was a nice surprise that she only got charged for one day. What I love about this casino is the lazy river pool! One of the best in Vegas. I recommend you get there early. Like around 9:40am because the line starts to form around that time. The pool opens at 10am. There's a limited number of lounge chairs so it pays to get there early. Pro Tip: Bring your own inner tube and take it to the area where they sell them. They will blow it up for free! Much cheaper than buying one for $25 - $30. I also like the convenience of the monorail here. Buy a ticket online for only $13 and for 24 hours you can ride it up and down the strip to several locations. It stops as far as the Sahara and goes back to MGM. This will save your feet from walking miles and miles. read more

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This review is long overdue, but I wanted to share our experience from our stay on April 10 Check-in went smoothly, but everything changed once we entered our suite. There was a bra left behind in the living area, tucked between the couch cushions. The worst part was that my 2-year-old was the one who found it. Whether it was clean or used doesn't matter--it should never have been left in a room that was supposedly cleaned and ready for new guests. I immediately went to the front desk to request a room change. We had paid over $750 for the suite, but I was told the only available option was a standard room with just a $50 refund. That was not an acceptable solution. The staff offered to sanitize and reclean the room, but not right away. This all happened around 6:00 p.m., and we were told to leave the room and wait somewhere else until housekeeping finished. After a full day of traveling with a toddler, being told to simply roam around while waiting for a room to be cleaned was incredibly unreasonable. I even told them I was willing to transfer to another MGM property in Las Vegas if that was the only way we could get a clean room immediately. I wasn't asking for an upgrade--I just wanted a clean, safe room where my family could rest. Unfortunately, no effort was made to accommodate us. No meaningful compensation was offered, and no one seemed interested in finding a solution. What disappointed me the most was the way the situation was handled. The managers and staff came across as dismissive and repeatedly told me there was nothing they could do other than refund my stay if I chose to leave. At that point, I no longer trusted the cleanliness of the hotel or the way they treated their guests, so I decided to leave. Mistakes can happen at any hotel, but how those mistakes are handled is what defines good customer service. This experience fell far below the standard I expected, especially for a hotel at this price point. I would not stay here again. I sincerely hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves both its housekeeping standards and the way staff respond when guests encounter serious issues like this. No family should have to go through an experience like ours. read more

Once stayed here couple of years ago, can't even remember which year it was. It's a massive, full service, 5 Star Las Vegas Resort & Casino, with huge entertainment, all rooms are renovated rooms, just Grand Hotel! Best for groups and convention goers, singles and couples, contains lots of dining and nightlife scene without ever leaving the hotel premises. Location is on the corner of Tropicana & Las Vegas Boulevard or "The Strip" right across from New York-New York in one direction, and Excalibur in another direction, with easy access to T-Mobile Arena and the hotel has one station at one end of the Las Vegas Monorail Line that ends at The Las Vegas Convention Center/Sahara Hotel & Casino. Just a few minutes drive away from Harry Reid International Airport you can either have a rental car or accessible for your Airport transfers. You could easily spend hours in the casino trying to win big. Honest to goodness I've hit a few jackpots on the Cherry Jubilee slot machines late several times at night. So many dining options like a grand cafe, food court with fast food eateries, or popular restaurants such as Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill. MGM Grand has a super night club called Hakkasan which featured world famous Deejay's like Tiesto and Calvin Harris. Magic shows performances by David Copperfield. Never have attended any Day Club events at the swimming pools. Pro Tip: Join the MGM Rewards, the ultimate best way to earn and redeem points while gaming and spending on accommodations across other MGM properties. This would also save you on self parking, hotel accommodations and or food and beverage comps. read more

First thing I notice about the room is a very strong smell I assume that they use to disinfect the room with. My eyes started burning within 30 min, developing a headache, and scratchy throat. Probably wouldn't bother most I assume but for me this is not getting off to a great start. Sensor activated water bottle got me feeling like I can't touch anything. There is nothing resembling coffee in the room anywhere and being from Seattle This is a serious problem! read more

OMG I can't believe I've never written a review for MGM as many times as I've ventured in here. It sure has changed over the years but it is a hotel that I do like to head to. Rooms have always been nice & I've stayed in 3 different towers. I've been to shows in here before, bars, club, stores, etc. I sure do miss the Studio 54 days & the lions....awh such good memories! I've even saw Jimmy Buffet here a couple yrs ago!! Definitely lots to see & do in here. Casino has always been clean & busy. Good times!! Though the rideshare is a good hike, in the parking garage.... read more

I stayed at the MGM Grand for a conference. It's the closest hotel to the airport, about 25 minutes by cab. It isn't as luxurious like Bellagio or Venetian. Get your MGM Rewards app before you arrive so you can skip the line and check in at the lobby kiosk. Room is comfortable, I don't like the no coffee machine policy in Las Vegas hotels. This one didn't have room slippers unlike the other hotels in Vegas I stayed at this month. The view from my room was not facing the strip but overlooking the back of the hotel Beds are comfortable and room amenities are standard. We ate at the conference and once had lunch at the Tom Colicchio's Craftsteak which was awesome. I don't understand why connecting the MGM Rewards to my Marriott Bonvoy is so complicated that I haven't figured it out yet. read more

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Let me start by saying this was my very first trip to Las Vegas, so everything felt like a new experience. I honestly wasn't prepared for just how massive the MGM Grand is. It felt like a shopping mall, casino, hotel, and entertainment venue all wrapped into one. I spent the first part of my stay walking around like a kid in a candy store because I couldn't believe how much there was to see. In fact, if I had decided not to leave the hotel at all during my trip, I probably would've been perfectly happy. Between the restaurants, shopping, Starbucks, casino, pool, and everything else the property offers, there's more than enough to keep you entertained without ever stepping outside. My room was comfortable, clean, and had a beautiful view. Nothing overly extravagant, but it had everything I needed for a relaxing stay. One of my favorite parts of the trip was definitely the pool. Since my room wasn't ready when I arrived (which was understandable because I got there pretty early), I spent the afternoon poolside, and honestly, I couldn't think of a better way to wait. I also want to give a special shout-out to one of the pool servers--I believe her name was Micheline (I apologize if I'm misspelling it). She was incredibly kind, attentive, and patient with everyone, even though the pool area was very busy. Great customer service always stands out to me, and she made the experience even better. Naturally, I had to enjoy a few vacation drinks while I was there. I ordered a Blue Hawaiian, a Piña Colada, and a Miami Vice (a strawberry daiquiri and piña colada combined), and let's just say... I was fully embracing vacation mode. The only area where I think there's room for improvement is the check-in process. I completely understand this is an enormous resort with thousands of guests coming and going, but the check-in experience felt a little hectic. If that process could be streamlined a bit, it would make an already great stay even better. Other than that, I truly have no complaints. The location is fantastic, the amenities are endless, and for my first trip to Las Vegas, I really do think I picked the perfect hotel. I would absolutely stay here again. read more

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I have never been more disappointed by a Las Vegas hotel stay than I was at the MGM Grand. We booked through a credit card program that promised an elevated luxury experience. Unfortunately, the stay fell far short of those expectations. The one positive aspect was that we were able to check in very early on our arrival day. The front desk agent also told us we were receiving a corner room upgrade. However, the room was not what most people would consider a corner room. While it was the last room in the hallway, there was only one window overlooking the stadium construction site, with a stairwell on the other side. The room itself was clean and adequate, but nothing about it felt upgraded or special. We were assigned to the Studio Tower, which felt dated and noticeably less maintained than other parts of the property. Another disappointment was housekeeping. We returned to our room after being gone for several hours and found it had not been serviced. When I called the front desk, I was told rooms are no longer cleaned unless guests specifically request service. While hotels can certainly adopt whatever policies they choose, this was never communicated to us and was unexpected at a property marketed as a luxury experience. All of that was manageable until checkout day. At approximately 9:45 a.m., after returning from breakfast, our room key stopped working. This was stressful because we needed to pack, shower, and leave by 11:00 a.m. for an appointment. I went downstairs and found a very long line at the front desk. While waiting, I texted the hotel representative who had contacted me upon arrival and told me to reach out if I needed anything. She advised me to find a shorter VIP line for assistance. Following that advice turned out to be a mistake. I found what appeared to be a separate service line and approached the desk after the guest ahead of me finished. I explained that my key had stopped working and that I had been directed there by the hotel representative. The front desk employee immediately and rather rudely informed me that I was standing in an exit area and would need to return to the main line. I explained the situation, including my time constraints and the fact that I only needed a quick key reset, but she repeatedly told me to get back in the long line. I then asked a simple question: whether she was actually capable of resolving the key issue. Rather than answer, she continued repeating that I needed to stand in the other line. We went in circles several times before she simply walked away. It was one of the most frustrating customer service interactions I have experienced at a major hotel. At that point, we were genuinely concerned that we would not make it back to our room in time. The front desk line had grown even longer, and waiting in it would likely have delayed our departure. We noticed several kiosk stations and attempted to use them, but they requested a QR code we did not have. As a last resort, I downloaded and logged into the MGM app. After locating my reservation information, I discovered the app contained a digital room key that immediately solved the problem. What was most frustrating is that neither the hotel representative who had been texting me nor the front desk employee ever mentioned this option. A simple suggestion to use the digital key would have saved us significant time, stress, and frustration. By the time we finally regained access to our room, we only had enough time to pack and leave. We departed feeling relieved to be checking out rather than wishing we could stay longer. Overall, I would not stay at the MGM Grand again, nor would I be inclined to book another MGM property based on this experience. If you are considering this hotel through a luxury travel or credit card program, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere unless your goal is to be thoroughly underwhelmed. read more

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This place is so massive!!! I love the decorations featuring lions. The pool is gigantic too! Many moments in music, sports, and entertainment history occurred here. Big Bang shot a music video here! read more

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I came here for a staycation and had a really nice experience overall. When you check in, there's a bar that offers complimentary drinks, which is a great touch. The rooms are modern and well-designed. My bed even had under-lighting, which looked cool--but I couldn't figure out how to turn it off, At night time so that was a bit frustrating. We ordered room service one day, and it arrived in about 40 minutes--not bad at all. The food was amazing. The fruit was incredibly fresh, and the yogurt bowl was honestly one of the best I've ever had. I've low-key been trying other places just to find something that comes close to that yogurt bowl--it was that good! read more

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Vegas is an absolute "must stop" on the way back from the Grand Canyon. It's the perfect spot to relax, eat, and enjoy entertainment after exploring the remote, quiet desert. And what better way to end our family road trip than by staying at the premier MGM Grand Las Vegas. This hotel is massive- featuring a huge casino floor, 6.5 acre pool complex, with a lazy river, top tier dining restaurants and endless entertainment! The property offered modern, newly renovated, and comfortable rooms. Prices are reasonable compared to other hotels $$$. Self-check-in was made easy via the MGM mobile app. And parking was easily accessible. Overall, the property and its rooms were clean, spacious and very restful. At one point, the cable in our room was not working properly. Maintenance responded within 20 minutes. They not only fixed the problem, but gave us a $100 voucher to any of their dining options. Now that's customer service 100X!!! read more

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I booked a 4-night stay through the MGM Rewards app for Christmas, from Dec 24-28, 2025. Using the app was super easy , fast check in, digital key, and all the account info at my fingertips. I also really liked that I could park at any hotel in the MGM system, which made getting around much more convenient. In terms of price, it was slightly higher than other booking sites like Expedia. However, since I was bringing my dog with me, the app made it clear that pets were allowed and what the fees would be. On Expedia, that option wasn't available, and I didn't want to risk calling back and forth trying to confirm. I'd rather pay a bit more and know exactly what I'm getting than deal with hidden fees or unclear pet policies. My room was clean and comfortable. One odd thing: around midnight on Dec 24, I got a call saying my door wasn't fully closed. After a long day of driving, it felt a little unsettling. I double checked with the front desk and it was real, but waking up to that wasn't fun. Also, while the hotel has designated smoking areas, some people were smoking in the elevators, which I didn't like. Overall, the stay was fine. The app made check in easy, the room was clean, and bringing a dog was straightforward. Just a couple of odd moments, but nothing that ruined the trip. read more

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Humongous place. It feels like you're hiking to the pool from your room. I easily got in a couple miles and I stayed here less than 24 hours. A king bed room in the studio tower is tiny, there is no room in the fridge for your belongings, and there is no microwave. My room also had a tiny window. I'm unsure if the place was busy on this particular Friday night , but I didn't hear any of my neighbors above, below, to the sides or across from me. Not a peep. No slamming of doors, faint talking, toilets flushing or water running. It was def quiet, which was nice... and it was clean. The pool closes at 7pm so that was unexpected. I booked through hotels.com and my name on my account didn't match the name on my mgm account (imagine Kim kardashian vs. Kim kardashian-west) the hyphenated name messed things up... so I wasn't able to check in via mobile device and go straight to my room. I got to stand in line for 45 min but at least my room was ready. read more

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Beautiful place if you want to gamble . High end restaurants plus food court has good food too . Rooms are spacious comfortable .No coffee machine in the room. We enjoyed our stay here . They keep your luggage while you check out to see the canyons . read more

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MGM grand was not my first choice but it was a month before spring break and we needed three rooms next to each other. I've stayed at mgm park and loved it so I just assumed this would be the same. Our first two days here were a stand alone reservation as my husband and I arrived before the rest of our family. We later learned it was a room that has not been upgraded. No big deal. After our family arrived we were moving rooms. I paid for a late checkout of our room at 1:00 pm and an early check in at 2:00 for our next room for an easy transition. This is where our whole day was ruined. We had issues at the self check in, we had awful customer service at the desk, they started sending Texts that our room was ready but they weren't. This lasted all day and we didn't get a room until 9 pm that night. We spent all day waiting and finally had to just leave our luggage in someone else's room and get ready for a show and dinner in the hotel bathroom. We finally spoke to a manager and they said they couldn't help us with the reservation because it was booked third party...it was not. We booked directly through MGM on the phone. We essentially lost an entire day of our vacation. If we weren't staying with our family we would have canceled our entire reservation and gone to Aria where we are always treated amazing. I don't plan on staying here again. read more

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Cane for a large leadership meeting. The hotel is nice, they still allow smoking in the casino and you have to walk through it to get anywhere... yuck!! It reeked in here if cigaret smoke. The walk from my room to the convention center was 1 mile. That is not a joke... it was a mile! I had to go back and forth several times a day so needless to say I got my steps. I just wish I had worn more comfortable shoes for the hike! The convention facilities were good. Big, well done, all the services were great, audio visual, the food, the staff... all top notch. The walk to the convention from my room was past all the shops, places to eat, and events. There were several things I wish I had had time to do... it alas it was all work and no play for me from 7am to 10pm and with the time change I was beat every day! The place was clean! Strike that... it was immaculate! The staff was very nice. And I even found a new shirt while I was there in one of the shops. However done buy a coffee at the Starbucks... a grande caramel was 9$ and a water from the shop was 7! Things were very high price here. The main bar didn't even offer a non alcoholic beer of any kind. It was a good meeting though and it was handled well. read more

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Stayed here for two nights and booked through the Chase Edit portal which includes an upgraded room and a $100 dining credit. The room was spacious, recently renovated and with a nice view on the 25th floor. Bed was very comfortable and room was clean and with decent WiFi. Plenty of hot water and outlets. The tv didn't allow streaming, but there were plenty of movies you can select to watch. Staff in general were very friendly and helpful. The only thing I wish they change is that they include parking since guests already pay so much for the ridiculous resort fee. At $20 a day additional for parking, it does feel like the hotel is nickel and diming you... but I guess that's most places in Vegas now. read more

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I stayed here in September 2025 and really enjoyed my stay! As a Vegas newbie, I was so amazed about how much there was to do in this hotel. I especially enjoyed the Friends experience and the Netflix restaurant (though I heard that closed recently). There was also a clothing store near the Friends Experience where I was able to pick up a great find. Our room was clean and the bed was comfortable. My only suggestion for improvement would be adding streaming options to the TVs, as I've been to other hotels that offered that. Another thing I wanted to note is that I really appreciated that there was no strong smoke smell. I noticed a huge difference when walking into other hotels that did have a strong smoke smell. This made the stay so much more pleasant. Overall, a great spot to stay when visiting Vegas! read more

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Now this hotel was amazing! The view, the showers, the beds. All was great! My daughter brought her dog. Valet parking 30 dollars per day, if you leave you can come back on the same ticket. Restaurant where we ate breakfast was overpriced and not very good for the wait. Wonderful stay read more

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The service is great. We ordered drinks and foods. The value is great. The items from the concession are well prepared. There was a problem with the food order and the staff was transparent and accommodating. read more

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Stayed here for our last night in Vegas and I'm sad we didn't sooner! The room was clean, simple and bright. The beds were absolutely the most comfortable we had all week! The bathroom was a perfect size, the shower had great space and the vanity had such a nice setup. At night, there was a dim light around the windows and under the beds, it really was special! The hotel was bustling on a Wednesday and the restaurants all had a huge wait. But MGM is within easy walking distance to plenty of other great food options so that was no big deal. Fantastic remodel and extremely comfortable at a great price! read more

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I had to update my review from last year because it's been a year and the MGM Grand has made major updates to their rooms. Apparently, they underwent renovations to all the rooms and it was honestly for the best. The previous rooms as I said in my previous review were just so outdated most of the room smelled like smoke and it just was not a pleasant place to be. With the newly renovated rooms, it looks so much better and it seems like the air quality has also improved tremendously. This is exactly what this hotel needed after all these years and I'm super happy that I am able to experience the new renovation. So if you stayed at the MGM Grand previously and did not enjoy the rooms, especially the red interior definitely consider trying it again since it looks a lot more modern these days. read more

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A wonderful, but short time here at MGM Grand Hotel in December 2025. A beautiful executive suite this time around! Lovely and simplistic design. Two comfortable Queen beds, two large screen televisions, a separate closet and a large bathroom and shower. There is also a separate seating area as well. View from our room was limited and probably the only non 5 star rating. Linen and towels are clean and comfortable. A small refrigerator and large countertop for your use. Thank you MGM Grand. I hope to be back sooner than later. read more

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This is my first time staying at the MGM Grand and I visit Vegas quite often, but I usually stay in the middle of the strip. I was actually in town for a work conference, so it was interesting being in Vegas for work, but I wouldn't change a thing. The MGM Grand had undergone a renovation and they have so many rooms and I was able to stay in a studio suite which was just perfect for me. There were so many food options and there were so many options to shop and of course Gamble. I would recommend MGM Grant to anyone who comes to Vegas and the plus side is how close it is to the airport so rideshare is super easy to take advantage of plus there is a monorail that you can jump on at the hotel and it takes you anywhere up the strip for a day pass That's like $15. read more

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Let's start with the good since that'll go by quickly - It's clean here. The rooms were adequate on a basic level. We stayed in one of the towers, and while you do have a mini fridge, it's not your standard mini fridge; it's quite small so don't plan on putting a whole bunch of items in it. There, that was easy. NOW, THE BAD: - The f-ing elevators: Oh my god. I've never seen a worse system. You need your room key to access your floor... not the elevator itself, the FLOOR, and it works on ONLY your floor. If you're staying with others on different floors, you cannot get to them. And as far as I saw, the stairs were emergency only/alarm will sound types. B U L L S H ! T. We had to get extra keys for our rooms so that we could easily go to each other's. It drove us absolutely nuts. - The lobby: Enormous. Tons of floor space. ZERO places to sit. The only places to sit in this entire hotel can only be found in front of a slot machine or inside a bar/restaurant. They clearly only care about your spending habits, not your need for rest or relaxation... which should be one of their top priorities... y'know... being an f-ing hotel in the f-ing desert. - The check-in/help desk: Also enormous. But only 2-3 employees work it at any given time, so the line gets long real fast, and real early. There was a separate line for guests already checked in, and when there was someone there (careful, they may not "open" until 11 AM at the earliest!), we spoke to them about getting an extra key for one of our rooms since we got locked out (only had 1 of the 2 room keys), and my mom, who booked them, did not have her ID since we were only going for a short walk to check out the other room. After struggling to get the employee to understand the situation, she finally told us we'd have security escort us up and let us in so we could show her ID and be all set. We waited 15-20 minutes and the security person never showed. INFURIATING. Finally, my stepdad who was napping in the locked room woke up, called us back and could come meet us at the elevators... because that's as far as we could get without that room key, remember? We walked away without even telling the desk because we were deservedly livid. I hope that security guard wasted a bunch of their own damn time looking for us. - The POOL: My mom booked this hotel for its lazy river... which was closed for "routine maintenance" (great choice to do it in the f-ing summertime, MGM) for the majority of our stay. On the one day they could finally use it, they got there a bit before 5 and were told that the river/pool area was closing at 5 and they had to leave. The employee delivering the message was a b!tch about it too. FIVE PM?! The latest the pool ever stayed open was 7 PM. WTF kind of pool hours are those?! The entire pool area doesn't open until 8 AM, and the lazy river at 10 AM. Worst pool hours I've ever seen. - On the same topic of hours, the AVIS car rental desk located in the lobby, their hours are 7 AM-3 PM, with an hour lunch from 12-1 PM. HAHAHA! What!? They completely effed up our desert trip because we thought we could rent the car straight from the hotel, getting it when we checked in and being able to leave before sunrise the next morning. Our flight was delayed that day and we didn't even get to the hotel before 3:30. You're an f-ing HOTEL, in LAS VEGAS... your rooms aren't even ready before 4 PM, how can you set those kind of hours? Whoever is in charge making these horrendously dumb decisions needs to be fired immediately. This hotel is at the far end of the strip and it's massive, so if you manage to navigate correctly (with no help from their signage) through its hallways, you've taken at least 15 minutes and are still far from things when you finally get outside of it. There is nothing of special note here regarding the casino, the restaurants/bars, nor the stores, so you can skip this place COMPLETELY. Don't even give them a visit. read more

This review is specifically for: MGM Grand Pool Complex / Pool Reservations Team Let me be very clear, this was one of the most frustrating and poorly handled experiences I've ever had at an MGM property. Our group consists of long-time, established MGM Rewards members. We spend real money across MGM properties, gaming, dining, the whole experience. For several years now, our NCAA tournament weekend tradition has included reserving a cabana at the MGM Grand pool on Saturday to watch the games. It's typically the highlight of our trip. This year? Completely derailed. We arrived right at 10:00 AM for our confirmed cabana reservation on Saturday (03/21), only to be casually told that "someone canceled it." No further explanation or proof. No accountability. Just a shrug. Preposterous doesn't even begin to cover it. What made it worse was the complete lack of urgency, empathy, or professionalism from the MGM Grand Pool Complex / reservations team. There was no ownership of the mistake and no meaningful recovery effort for a group of nine guests who had planned this day well in advance. Eventually, 2-hours later, Vanessa escorted us to a day bed, hardly a solution for 9 guys, and certainly not an acceptable substitute for a reserved cabana. Her demeanor matched the overall tone: indifferent and unapologetic. We salvaged what we could of the day, but the damage was done. Instead of being the highlight of our trip, this experience became the defining memory, and not in a good way. At this point, it's fair to question our loyalty. MGM clearly doesn't value it. We'll be seriously considering taking our business to Caesars or Fontainebleau, anywhere that understands customer service and respects repeat guests. Extremely disappointing. read more

What a difference a year makes. I made the mistake of booking a Studio room and the moment I walked in, I hated it. So I came up to the reception. Gina first spoke with me, very rude, highly unprofessional and did not care, then an abrupt bye. Really? I was not finished. In stark contrast, the manager Veera, was generous, professional and empathetic to give me a newly renovated high floor room ($20 extra per night). Fully worth it, with spectacular views of the Las Vegas International airport. I'm a huge plane spotting fan, so watching them take off and land, every evening, was an added bonus. My room was fantastic, in terms of bedding with simple, but adequate toiletries and amenities. I made sure to personally thank Veera twice - after getting the room and before leaving the MGM. For the first time, I made use of my hefty resort fees and used the Gym every morning. It had all the needed equipnent. Restaurant wise, I ate at Netflix Bites (nothing much), Le Atelier de Joel Robuchon (always superb) and the Wolfgang Puck Bar and Grill (after Spago a few days back, had to try that smoked salmon pizza here too). There is one issue that still needs to be mentioned. Smoke still permeates the casino floor, though less than before. Patrons are still smoking in non smoking areas and there is no enforcement. Management needs to realize that they endanger the health of all its guests (including non smokers), by allowing people to smoke inside the facilities. Will they fix this long overdue and serious health hazard? read more

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MGM Grand doesn't have a distinct theme like other casinos on the strip but it does have a lot of restaurants and shows on site that makes it very convenient. We stayed at the Tower room and the room was clean and the bed was comfortable. It was very quiet despite being a huge hotel. I appreciate that nowadays the smoke in the casino is less pronounced now. We also got to watch Jabbawockeez show, eat at Morimoto and went clubbing at Hakkasan all without having to leave the hotel. It is about 20 minutes walk to Paris Hotel, the central strip area. Since it is at the southern side of the strip, traffic wasn't bad and it's not far from the airport. During the summer the lazy river pool is amazing. I would stay here again. read more

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If you're in Vegas during the Christmas holidays, going to the MGM to see the decorations is a must. They are absolutely beautiful. Stroll through and enjoys these sights of the season. It can be very crowded, but you won't be disappointed. It's difficult to photograph the displays without people ruining your shots, but magic eraser on your phone eliminates them. All good. Just a sidenote, Shadelle's, a lovely restaurant is right there. I needed a light bite to hold me until my anticipated dinner, so I ordered their onion soup. Delicious! ! We sat at a table by the coffee cart near the entrance as there was a very long line for a table. My daughter had previously eaten at Shadelle's and recomnended it. 9 read more

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The MGM Grand is the place to go for the average Las Vegas experience. I wouldn't categorize it as the nicest, most flashy hotel but it has what you would look for in Vegas and that is all it needs to do. With a large casino, plenty of upscale and casual food options, and nightly entertainment, the MGM Grand showcases what Vegas is all about. I stayed here with a few of my friends and it served us just right. However, even though we were staying at the MGM Grand, we weren't utilizing its services. We found that other casinos had friendlier buy-ins and more positive vibes. Other hotels had more appealing and affordable restaurants. We even decided to watch a show at a different hotel, as it aligned with our interests more. Overall, the MGM Grand was just a place for us to stay, but nothing beyond that. The rooms themselves were not too shabby, but certainly could have had more. The room was clean and the decor was kept up to date and comfortable. Our rooms didn't have the standard appliances like a fridge or a microwave, and the bathroom didn't have a legitimate door or fan. For the price point, I thought there could have been more. Outside of the room, the hotel is well kept and walking around the hotel can be quite enjoyable. I even was able to utilize their gym, there is plenty of machinery, but closes early than expected. I will warn you that there is a resort fee associated with this hotel, and we got charged extra per room. I won't lie, I was a bit caught off guard by this, it created even greater expense for this hotel. Overall, this hotel is a nice gateway hotel to the many hotels on the Vegas strip. If you want a more thematic hotel like Caesar's Palace or the Venetian, then this may not be your place to go. However, once you step in here, you will know you are in Vegas. read more

Stayed here in then north tower. I like the location since it's isolated from all the other towers where it gets busy around the elevator area. Then north tower doesn't have too much foot traffic and it's easy to get too. The doors are near where the Friends experience attraction is at. Our room was very clean and it did have a fridge for drink or leftovers or whatever. Plenty of outlets to charge your phone and the alarm clock had a wireless charger which was convenient . One thing is our bathroom shower was clogged. We did make a note of it. Shower pressure was strong but the water rose too quick in the tub because of the clog. I would defiantly stay here again but in the North tower. It's easy to get in and out of our room and right back in the casino . Also the entrance is very close to the food court and you will not get lost lol Use the self serve kiosk to get your room keys, it'll save you the hassle and time of standing in line. read more

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Our stay at MGM was a brief but memorable experience. The hotel is certainly grand in deed. They have multiple attractions, including restaurants, casino machines and stores to shop in. Our room was spacious, clean and the queen sized beds were comfortable. The hand soap in the bathroom smelled good and felt refreshing when rinsing off. The towels were soft and plenty. The staff were friendly and helpful during our stay. What would make this hotel better was if they didn't allow smoking inside. The smoke tends to travel and stays in the carpet. Other than that, we had a fun time walking around the hotel and explored the connected bridge that led to the Hershey chocolate factory and the rest of the strip. read more

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The MGM Grand is a very nice hotel and very busy. They have different restaurants and bars as well. The casino is large and very clean. They also have multiple pools and a lazy river. The pool area is very nice and they do have a bar that serves expensive, but good drinks. They do close off certain pools depending on the day, which makes the other pool areas very busy. Also, while we were there, they had to shut the water off 2 days for maintenance, which was an inconvenience. Overall, the staff was very nice and it's a very busy hotel. read more

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I used to come here with my grandparents in the 80s and it was a blast, I have so many memories when I walk through the casino like I did yesterday. The carpet looks like it's been here since the 70s. It's so dark and depressing. They need a serious makeover! read more

MGM Grand - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Whoever operates this casino needs to be fired. I am a local that came down to the strip for a show and..... 1) traffic for parking was disorganized and a mess because they had to try to collect their precious $50 2) half of the amenities to get to the show were broken. Maybe reinvest some of our money in fixing your broken facility 3) the door men couldn't scan my ticket and the ticket office couldn't print my ticket so they wrote my ticket on a sticky note. How is that better than the ticket on my phone? 4) they kept telling me it was ok because I was only missing the first half of the show...like Stay away! These folks need to seriously fix their operations stop spending their time nickel and dining their customers read more

MGM Grand - $50 charge and the nerve to provide a sign saying that parking is a courtesy and they aren't liable for anything. - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I had the experience of staying at the MGM Grand Las Vegas 7/2026 and would say DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY! Had a Studio King for two nights totaling over $600. Nothing special about the room and the refrig was nonexistent since it was filled with all the hotels' expensive alcohol and junk food. If you wanted a refrig for your bought perishables you had to pay extra to have one brought to your room ... REALLY?!?!?! NO PLACE TO SIT IN LOBBY and it's HUGE. What about those that cannot stand for long periods of time? Signage throughout the hotel is horrible to find restaurants. The MGM hotel is all about bringing in the dollars and what is best suited for the one's running it versus the paying customer. Customer service was horrible and will never stay there again! I am partially disabled and needed to get a taxi or uber to an event. This hotel requires you to go to the "underground" parking area to pick up your ride (roughly about 2-3 miles). It was 112 degrees outside and if you can only imagine how much hotter it was UNDERGROUND. It was too long of a trek so had to get wheelchair assistance from SECURITY ... This unacceptable! Ate at Crush Restaurant. Don't waste your money. The food was bearable and it was very expensive. Shared a burger and had two milk shakes at Johnnie Rockets and it was over $50! WHY SO HIGH?!?!? Would recommend Brad Garrett comedy show. Reasonably priced and good comedians! Ate at Morimito sushi. This restaurant has good food, excellent service and worth the cash! Would recommend to be waited on by Prince (the waiter not the rockstar). He knew how to treat paying customers and was a rockstar waiter! Lastly, when going to check out with valet parking, the hotel would not drop off your car right outside the door. You had to walk across the busy parking lot to get to where the valet booth was. It was explained I was handicapped and there was no compassion to still pull the car up right as you walk outside. DON'T STAY HERE ... PROMISE YOU WILL BE THANKING ME FOR THIS REVIEW. read more

A 2 nite stay over Presidents' Day weekend was mostly enjoyable. The line for the elevators going to the room was a hassle. We also had to wait coming down. Our room was near the end of the very long hallway. We both thought the room was nice, it was decent for a basic room with 2 beds. MGM Grand shows signs of its age, the elevator clusterf@c# is one example. Their lobby is still pretty Grand though! And their slot floor is one of the largest in Vegas. We had dinner at Emeril's on Sunday night at the bar. This was a great place to eat and the bartender was entertaining. Luchini was good too, we both had a slice and were impressed with the quality for around $10 each. read more

The MGM Grand is a huge hotel like most on the strip. It is where KA was performing and this is why I came here. This review is just employees, lobby, a Arrival: we took an Uber here and probably should have left sooner due to traffic. The drop off area of the MGM Grand is huge and it appeared to be like 4 rows deep and the staff are hopping to assist customers check-in with their luggage. We arrived and we were looking for a Chinese restaurant to eat prior to the show. The security guard was very helpful in directing us to the place and said good choice, but I wish I knew the Chinese place was closed on that day. Bummer. We chose Netflix Bites because we asked if we could order since we were going to see Ka, the hostess said if we ate at the bar. She was right, the bar served us quickly, but Netflix Bites really wasn't that good, but the bartender was very friendly and it was entertaining to watch him make some unique looking drinks. KA: if you are staying here and debating about seeing Ka. Unless you have a 10 year old child, skip it. The performance was sadly lacking. It has a disjointed storyline and there was hardly any acrobatics and it was mostly a lot of flashing lights, with jumping, running and more jumping, and more running, too loud music, and just not worth the price of the tickets. read more

MGM Grand - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Check in/out: easy via the MGM Rewards app. Nice to have both digital and physical key options. Grounds/Casino: there are better options but Wolfgang Pucks was a solid casual dinner and the country bar and Karioke bar concepts were fun. Hakkasan looks like an awesome club and Joel Rubichon is beautiful I'm sure the food matches the vibe. Room: very clean, comfortable beds and nice shower. Nice view of Sphere as well. Green light vibe fortunately ends at midnight. Housekeeping is challenging given the size of the property so that isn't a negative for me. Value: for the price point, expectations met and would return again. read more

I use to love the mgm but I don't know now staff here is not nice at all..lol. People don't have good customer service and rude how you going to be rude to people that's spending money..... read more

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